The emf of the battery is 23.071 V.
What is emf?
The emf (electromotive force) is defined as the original potential applied across a circuit when there is no internal resistance.
The emf is given by the formula,
E=V+I*r
where E is the emf of the battery, V is the potential applied across the circuit, I is the current through the circuit and r is the internal resistance of the battery.
What is power?
The power is the product of the square of the current and the resistance. The formula of the power P for the internal resistance r is,
P=I^(2)*r
Given I=55.0 A and P=37 W, substitute I=55.0 A and P=37 W in the above formula and solve it to calculate r.
37 = (55.0)^2*r
r=37/ (55.0)^2
r=0.0122 ohm
Given V=22.4 V, substitute I=55.0 A, r=0.0122 ohm, and V=22.4 V in the formula of emf to calculate the value of emf.
E=22.4+(55.0)*(0.0122)
E=23.071 V
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